The Web2 era has taught us that people’s lives are rarely as they appear online. Stepping into a virtual space where you can explore anything, meet anyone, and find limitless opportunities can be enjoyable.

However, the damage that has been done is obvious: simply showing the best versions of ourselves online has wreaked havoc on mental health.

The growing gap between real life and people online has had a huge impact on people’s lives, particularly those of young adults.

We witnessed the damage and suffering firsthand as our own teens struggled to balance the ups and downs of demands for inclusion and belonging, as well as the roller coaster of emotions and insecurities.

The resulting emotions of loneliness and inadequacy have a cascading impact, making it difficult for affected individuals to break the cycle and regain their self-confidence.

We are concerned that there is a growing group of impressionable people who are prone to this culture as the average age of online customers falls.

At Web3, we have the opportunity to change things. How can the NFT and Web3 communities make plans to move forward?

We understand that to address the root problem, we must normalize diversity as a result of the damage caused by the culture of conformity.

Numerous sites claim that studies have linked heavy use of social media with feelings of loneliness and sadness.

As a result, we must take those small steps toward a society that respects individuality and values ​​the special characteristics of each person.

Through the introduction of motivational speakers, personal growth courses, and accessibility to mental health tools, we are able to reach around the world to build an online community that directs people to helpful resources.

And that is what we have to do. We must encourage people to embrace their individuality and take advantage of the opportunities for self-improvement that this new community presents.

NFTs allow people from all over the world to come together in groups based on common interests and concerns. They give you the freedom to support the causes and principles you hold dear.

With good intentions, the entire world helped create Web2 by creating platforms for online interactions. However, Web3 now gives us a chance to undo unwanted damage.

The start of this new period is certainly exciting because it is bursting with new business potential and experiences, but with fantastic opportunities also comes the pressing duty to take the right actions.

Without the help of a positive and supportive community, we will be prone to the same traps that Web2 fell into.

We believe that everyone has a duty to build a better future for online life, especially companies involved in the development of Web 3.

Before Web3 becomes a crucial aspect of our lives, we must create a path to a more welcoming, tolerant and supportive online environment.

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